Probably a really easy question..

Basq

.. but I can't find the right term to Google it.

You know the index used when there's numerous pages of search results in Google / Yahoo / any search engine? What are they called?

You know.. these things:





There's bound to be a technical name for them.. I just can't think of it. I keep thinking "breadcrumbs" but I know that's what used when browsing a category as a way to move back through your path to getting there.

stevire

node path maybe??

John_Mc

Search results paging controls?

Basq

John_Mc wrote: »

Search results paging controls?

Cheers.

'Search Paging' is pretty much the closest I can get to something related to it... I'd have thought they'd have a "cutesy" name like "breadcrumbs"

From now on, I shall call them "Pagesies"!

John_Mc

basquille wrote: »

Cheers.

'Search Paging' is pretty much the closest I can get to something related to it... I'd have thought they'd have a "cutesy" name like "breadcrumbs"

From now on, I shall call them "Pagesies"!

ASP.net call them Paging controls anway, so Pagesies is close enough

Breadcrumbs are something different in that they represent where a user is in the navigation hierarchy of a website

Basq

John_Mc wrote: »

Breadcrumbs are something different in that they represent where a user is in the navigation hierarchy of a website

Yeah, am aware of that. Mentioned that in the original post... what I mean is I thought someone would have coined a more identifiable name for them.

zAbbo

basquille wrote: »

Yeah, am aware of that. Mentioned that in the original post... what I mean is I thought someone would have coined a more identifiable name for them.

Maybe - SERP's - Search Engine Results Page

Although that doesn't refer directly to the index numbers, generally with 10 results per page, you can say SERP 1,2,3 etc.

daymobrew

Yahoo! calls them Search Pagination in their Design Pattern Library.

Basq

Cheers lads.

Definitely have my answer now anyways.